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Voice of the Arts

WQED Multimedia

Insights and anecdotes from musicians, dancers, artists, actors and directors, as well as audience response.

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00:07:53

Gabe Tilove - Phipps Botanical Boutique

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/23

It's time to put on your shoes and grab your artist's cap! Director of Adult Education and Community Outreach at Phipps Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, Gabe Tilove, spoke with Voice of the Arts about their upcoming Botanical Boutique at Mellon Park from September 6th to the 8th, as a part of the Craftsman Guild's annual fine art festival, A Fair in the Park! Gabe highlights all the fun crafts, artists, and flowers that will be available at the park from Phipps Conservatory, as well as about

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00:16:59

Mark O. Hubbard - Author of "Ara"

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/22

A Notre Dame Alumni, Mark O. Hubbord, spoke about his new book "Ara - The Life and Legacy of a Notre Dame Legend—The Authorized Biography of Coach Ara Parseghian" with Danny Flynn. Mark discussed how he came up with having former Pittsburgh Steeler running back Rocky Bleier to write the foreword for the book. This book is a tribute to Parseghian’s genius and dedication to his craft written through the lens of history. "That is what this book is all about, a possible road map, left behind by a man

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00:18:33

Kathryn Spitz-Cohan - ReelAbilities Film Pittsburgh

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/21

It is almost September, and that means Film Pittsburgh has another film festival right around the corner! Executive Director of Film Pittsburgh, Kathryn Spitz-Cohan, discusses their upcoming festival, ReelAbilities, that will showcase films highlighting a wide range of disabilities from September 5th to the 11th, both in-person and virtually! Hear about opening night's premiere film that showcases an incredible story, with a special Pittsburgh guest! Doesn't matter if you see it on the big screen or

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00:26:57

Anqwenique - Chamber Music Pittsburgh

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/20

Summer is coming to a close, but the concerts keep going! Vocalist and educator, Anqwenique discuss their upcoming performance at Chamber Music Pittsburgh's Just Summer Concert Series on Wednesday, August 28th at the Highline in the South Side. It will be a mix of good music, with food and beverage from Sly Fox Brewery. Anqwenique also discusses her recent visit to Italy, and how she keeps her cup filled while taking care of her family.

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00:10:38

Patrick Cannon - Little Lake Theatre Company

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/19

Even though summer is coming to an end, there is still time to get to the Lake! Little Lake Theatre Company's Executive Director, Patrick Cannon, swings by to discuss the rest of their 2023-2024 season that includes farces, dramas, and two Christmas shows perfect for the whole family! Keep an eye out in October to hear about their upcoming 2024-2025 season!

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00:32:07

Beo String Quartet

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/16

Jason and Sean Neukom violin and viola of the Beo Quartet describe for Jim Cunningham the fun of their upcoming events at Unity Chapel in Latrobe on August 22 for the Westmoreland Symphony and September 10 at Bar Marco. The program for the Strip District concert features Beethoven, Smetana, and a new piece written by Sean with inspiration from his Mom. There will also be a special offering from the mixologist which will accompany each piece of music. The Beo tell their story from North Dakota to

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00:23:07

Jeffrey Dorsey and Sam Laffey - Union Project

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/16

Jeffrey Dorsey and Sam Laffey from the Union Project sit down with our host to discuss their upcoming appearance at Family Fun Days in partnership with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Learn about the Wheel Mobile, how it works, and what kind of art you can expect to make. This free event will take place on August, 25, 2024 on Federal Street, outside of PNC Park, prior to the Pirates vs. Reds game.

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00:16:46

Atithi Studios - Michael Fratangelo Refugee

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/16

Join Michael Fratangelo to learn about his upcoming exhibition, ref•u•gee, opening Saturday, August 17, 2024. Inspired by the masses crossing the Mediterranean from North Africa. Learn about his inspiration, artistic process, and his day-to-day. “Above all,” Michael Says, “it’s a show about humanity”.

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00:17:23

Marty Ashby and Sarah Aziz

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/13

Executive Producer at Manchester Craftsmen's Guild and extraordinary jazz guitarist, Marty Ashby, joined Interim Vice President of Programming and Manager of DEAI Initiatives with the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust, Sarah Aziz, to talk about the thirty year history of Jazz Live Concerts in the Katz Plaza Downtown on Penn Avenue. Marty and Sarah discuss their collaboration, the outdoor atmosphere and the food, who attends these events and diversity in the jazz world. Also hear discussion about the

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00:18:03

Dana Bishop Root and Daniel Singer - Carnegie Museum...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/09

It's time to dance, listen to good music, and explore one of Pittsburgh's richest art museums! Director of Education and Public Programs at the Carnegie Museum of Art (CMOA), Dana Bishop-Root, and Musical Director of the Mendelssohn Choir, Daniel Singer, spoke about their upcoming collaboration for the next concert of CMOA's Inside Out summer concert series on Saturday, August 17th. Daniel spills details about the program and what the Mendelssohn Choir will be doing this upcoming season. Dana

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00:13:40

Amanda Gillen and Dawn Brean - The Frick Pittsburgh

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/07

A new exhibition is coming to Pittsburgh at the Frick, featuring 10 centuries of Islamic Art. Chief Curator and Director of Collections, Dawn Brean, and Director of Learning and Visitor Experience, Amanda Gillen, spoke about this new exhibition, entitled Treasured Ornament, that will be on display from August 17th to October 20th. In this podcast, hear about the 40 pieces of art, the history of this exhibition, and the unique programming that the Frick has to offer during the next couple of

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00:31:12

Christopher O'Riley

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/07

Pianist and From the Top creator, Christopher O ' Riley, shares his thoughts about J.S. Bach's Well Tempered Clavier which he has just recorded for the Navona label. He's thought deeply about Bach for many years applying the Chinese concept of Ma to the cover art and considered what should happen in the space between the notes. In his conversation with Jim Cunningham Chris remembers working with Jack Sommers on a TV pilot and Fred Rogers, his time at Taylor Alderdice High School in Squirrel Hill and

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00:23:22

C Street Brass

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/06

C Street Brass play on August 21st, 7:30pm at the High Line on the South Side. Brass members Hakim Bilal and Gabriel Colby spoke with WQED-FM's Jim Cunningham about this free concert. Plus, hear the Brass perform Billy Joel's Lullaby and Besame Mucho live in our studio.

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00:19:33

Douglas-Jayd Burn and Brian Gurley

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/01

The summer organ recital series at St Paul Cathedral in Oakland wraps up August 4 with Douglas Jayd-Burn playing the Beckerath organ in a free concert. The program includes Carillon by Louis Vierne, Bach and a show stopper by Leon Boellmann. Douglas describes his music making at the St Paul Episcopal church in Mount Lebanon and his recent addition of the Director of the Sunday evening Compline concerts at Heinz Chapel. Douglas grew up with a love of music and the arts as the son of two accomplished

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00:09:36

Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/08/01

Join us for an insightful interview with Cammie Brady, the Creative Manager, and Ash Andrews, the Executive Director of the Pittsburgh Center for Creative Reuse, as they discuss the upcoming community event at Westinghouse Park on August 4th. Discover the inspiration behind this unique gathering and learn about the various activities, including hands-on crafting, a treasure hunt, an Art Swap, and a Clothing Swap. Cammie and Ash will also share how the event promotes sustainability and accessibility

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00:12:25

Anthony Taddeo - Alla Boara

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/07/29

Founder and drummer of Italian sextet Alla Boara, Anthony Taddeo, discusses their upcoming performance on August 14th at The Highline on the South Side as a part of Chamber Music Pittsburgh's free "Just Summer" Concert series. Taddeo highlights their performance with Ukranian violinist, Yaryna Tsarynska, and their love of performing little known Italian folk songs for everyone. Taddeo also talks about his start as a drummer, and why he created Alla Boara. Visit

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00:18:06

Jim Whipple - Renaissance City Winds - Bach,...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/07/26

The 2024 City of Pittsburgh Bach, Beethoven and Brunch concert series concludes this Sunday, July 28th, with a performance by the Renaissance City Winds. Jim Whipple stopped by WQED-FM to talk about the program, the history of the group, the rich history of classical music composers in Pittsburgh and more.

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00:23:22

Montae Russell and Roosevelt Watts - Pittsburgh...

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/07/25

Director and Homestead native, Montae Russell, and actor Roosevelt Watts, discuss their upcoming performance of August Wilson's last cycle play, Radio Golf. They will be performing in this production produced by the Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company on August 10th to September 14th outside, behind the August Wilson House on Bedford Avenue in the Hill District. Montae highlights the unique challenges of performing outside, and how Radio Golf, which is set in the Hill District in the 1990's,

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00:26:19

Melessie Clark and Brett Mack - Quantum Theater

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/07/23

Melessie Clark and Brett Mack star in Eugene O Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten with Quantum Theater at the Long Vue Club overlooking the Allegheny Valley August 2 -25. They spoke with Jim Cunningham about the play and why it is a masterpiece today having been judged a failure after opening night. Does it end happily? Spoiler alert. The power of Eugene O'Neill in the American theater is a topic, why theater matters in our mad mad world, and how the moon becomes a character in the unfolding events

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00:14:18

A Concert by Candlelight

Voice of the Arts ·

2024/07/22

Episode 2 of "Outside the Box Office" by WQED-FM intern, Oliver Arner.

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